I have not been able to get remote access working yet, but that's alright because I will be using Blue Iris. When I posted the other day it was because I was just stupified that not only did the AD110 now need constant internet access to be configured, but it now REQUIRED internet to use it's features. Which is a nice feature if you have a special sounding doorbell chime that you like and don't want to hear that cheap electronic sounding "Ding-Dong" sound that some video doorbell unit's come with.

Blue Iris and Reolinks do not work well together, but the same principles applies for almost any low end consumer grade camera.Since this is a SmartHome app-related feature, it should be possible to extend this capability to the AD110 in a future update. If the stream for audio is enabled and exists then it should be just selecting an output preset that will work for your camera. I do not block our AD110 from the internet like I do my other cameras, but it’s necessary for P2P 2-way talk (hosted on US AWS servers). AMCREST MODEL: AD110 DOORBELL CAMERA FEATURES: 2-Megapixel CMOS Image Sensor, HD 1920x1080p Focal Length: 2.

Has anyone walked away from Amcrest and found a better, less annoying, solution for doorbell cams that does NOT require a connection to their mothership, and works with Blueiris?Please note, a red dot will be displayed indicating that the device is properly recording to the NAS. And if you are wanting Home Assistant triggers to ANY events the AD110 (or any Amcrest/Dahua) device can issue - here is a nifty amcrest2MQTT docker app. It is a very decent camera with a wide enough angle to see who is standing in front of your door - and on both sides of it - should the person be up to no good.